Mayor and Council Members

• EMAIL: frank.everitt@princegeorge.ca
  
• PHONE: 250-960-9809 
  

"Prince George has the ability to truly become the economic hub of the North. I believe the team you have elected has the drive, experience, and determination to move an agenda that will engage the residents and businesses in Prince George, and make our City the very best it can be  – a place to be proud to call home.

I became President of U.S.W, (then IWA), in 1983, a position that I still hold today. Prince George has been my home for over 30 years and my wife Kathy has lived in Prince George for most of her life. Together we have four sons, Shawn, Calvin, Chad, and Ryan, three of whom still live in Prince George and are raising their families here. We also have four grandsons and one granddaughter."

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• garth.frizzell@princegeorge.ca
  
• garthfrizzell@gmail.com
  
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• PHONE: 778-349-5322
  

Garth Frizzell was elected to Prince George City Council in 2008. He was re-elected in 2011, 2014, and 2018.

Born in Surrey, Garth lived in Sechelt as a young boy. He received his double major in Computer Science and Asian Studies from the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Victoria. During that time, his volunteer work with student United Nations led to his appointment as the first Canadian Secretary-General at the model UN in New York.  During meetings in 1995, Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali accepted Garth's invitation to join him on stage at the General Assembly.

Garth spent two years in Ottawa working at Statistics Canada where he was awarded a Gold Medal for employee recognition for his part in work building an employee recruitment/retention system.

Garth came to Prince George in 1996 to earn his Masters' degree at UNBC in International Studies.  He met his wife Sue, and they have three children. Garth and Sue successfully invested in Prince George, spending 10 years building a multi- award-winning software technology company with a dozen highly skilled staff.

With a 15-year business background in technology entrepreneurship, Garth currently teaches technology and business courses at the College of New Caledonia.

Since being elected, Garth has contributed countless hours, and been elected nine times to the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM).  In 2013, these contributions earned him the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal. In June 2017, Garth became the first Councillor from Prince George to be elected 3rd Vice President of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM). He is currently (2018) serving as FCM's 2nd Vice President.

• EMAIL: murry.krause@princegeorge.ca
  
• PHONE: 250-561-2772 (Home)
  

"It is an incredible honour to have been re-elected as a Councillor for the City of Prince George. I was born and raised in Prince George and I have a great sense of pride in what we have become as a community. I was elected to Prince George City Council from 1996 to 1999 and then again from 2002 to the present. 

I currently serve as a Director in the Regional District of Fraser Fort George and as President of the Union of BC Municipalities. I am also the Executive Director of the Central Interior Native Health Society, a position I've held for almost 20 years. Prior to that, I was the Executive Director of the Prince George and District United Way for 13 years."

• EMAIL: terri.mcconnachie@princegeorge.ca
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• PHONE: 250-617-0129
  

"As a proud citizen of Prince George for more than 40 years, I have enjoyed meeting and working with the amazing people in our community in a career built primarily in the challenging and dynamic not-for-profit sector. My tenure as the General Manager of the Prince George Exhibition included bringing Prince George's oldest community event through to its centennial celebrations. As the present Executive Officer for the Canadian Home Builders' Association of Northern BC, and an invested member of the Nechako Rotary Club.

Together with my husband, Kevin, we have helped to raise three wonderful people. Our two daughters are currently attending UNBC and our son is a red seal Millwright."

• EMAIL: cori.ramsay@princegeorge.ca
  
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• PHONE: 250-613-2610
  

Cori Ramsay has lived in Prince George for the last 16 years and is proud to call the region home. In 2010, she graduated from the University of Northern British Columbia with a Bachelor of Arts in English and is currently working on her graduate diploma in Public Relations through the University of Victoria.

Upon graduation, Ramsay started work in the financial services industry and has spent the last several years working in marketing and strategic communications.

New to politics, Ramsay grew up living in poverty and is passionate about making a difference in the lives of those she serves. in 2017, she gave a TEDx talk titled, "Poverty and the Power of the Living Wage" and in 2018, the Prince George Chamber of Commerce named her a "Top 40 under 40".

On being elected, she said, "It is an incredible honour to serve the people of Prince George and I look forward to the next four years learning and growing to make our community the best it can be".

• EMAIL: kyle.sampson@princegeorge.ca
  
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Kyle Sampson won his first term on October 20, 2018 as the youngest person elected to date to Prince George's City Council.

He moved to Prince George in 2002 with his family where he finished his schooling and began a career in broadcasting and in the event and entertainment industry. He briefly moved away from Prince George and returned in 2013. Sampson currently manages marketing, communications, events, sales, and community initiatives at Pacific Western Brewing in Northern BC. He continues to work in the entertainment industry and is part of the team behind the annual "Cariboo Rocks the North" music festival.

"I am incredibly honoured and humbled by the opportunity to serve our community and to be a voice for all people in Prince George. It is a privilege that I carry with the highest respect and I am committed to always working with our city's best interests in mind.

During my time on Council, I will remain dedicated to working for our community and to continue our overall growth as a city. I look forward to working with our citizens, other levels of government, businesses, and community stakeholders as we look ahead to the future of Prince George together".

• EMAIL: susan.scott@princegeorge.ca
  
• PHONE: 250-640-0962
  

"It is my honour and privilege to serve on Prince George City Council and I will continue to work hard for this city. I was born in Edmonton, raised in Vancouver, and it was the opportunity to create and establish UNBC's Bookstore that brought me to Prince George 1992. After 22 years in college and university bookstore systems, at Vancouver Community College, Langara College, and UNBC I changed careers, focusing on community volunteerism.

Later I joined Pacific Western Transportation in the Transit division head office (PWTransit Canada Ltd) helping the management team to secure work across Canada in the transit side of the business.

I have spent 14 years walking with people and their families as they confront grief and loss, connecting with them through the area funeral homes, and through past experience.

My husband, Charles and I have three adult sons - Christopher (Amelia), Michael (Dana) and David as well as two beautiful granddaughters."

• EMAIL: 
• brian.skakun@princegeorge.ca
• bskakun@telus.net
  
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• PHONE: 250-964-2489
  

"I am proud to have been able to call Prince George home for the past 47 years. I love our four seasons and spend a lot of time outdoors doing a number of things in my spare time.

During the next four years, I look forward to working with groups, individuals, businesses, and other levels of government to help make Prince George one of the most inviting and caring communities possible."